Spalletti’s side cruise at the Allianz Stadium, extend their unbeaten run, and move into the Champions League race on Matchday 20.
A dominant display at the Allianz Stadium saw Juventus dismantle Cremonese 5-0, continuing their excellent run of form and drawing level with Napoli and Roma on 39 points. Goals from Bremer, Jonathan David, Kenan Yildiz, an own goal, and Weston McKennie capped a one-sided night that underlined the Bianconeri’s surge under Luciano Spalletti.
Juventus set the tone early and never looked back. The opener arrived inside the first quarter-hour when Bremer inadvertently diverted a Miretti effort beyond Audero. Moments later, David doubled the lead with a right-footed finish, making it back-to-back goals for the Canadian striker and further quieting any doubts after his recent penalty miss weeks ago.
Before halftime, Juve struck again. A handball by Baschirotto led to a penalty that Yildiz initially sent against the post, only to react quickest and tuck home the rebound for 3-0. Cremonese were reeling.
The second half brought no respite. A flowing move ended with McKennie’s attempt ricocheting off Bianchetti and Terracciano into the net for the fourth, before the American made amends personally—rising to head in Kalulu’s cross and complete the five-star performance. Juventus then managed the tempo, preserving energy and confidence as they sealed their 11th league win of the season.
The result extends Juventus’ impressive home sequence—18 straight unbeaten games across competitions since the heavy defeat to Atalanta—and keeps their Champions League ambitions firmly on track. For Cremonese, it was another heavy setback ahead of crucial relegation six-pointers.
Match Report
Juventus–Cremonese 5-0
Goals:
12’ Bremer (J)
15’ David (J)
35’ Yildiz (J)
48’ Terracciano (own goal)
64’ McKennie (J)
Juventus (4-2-3-1):
Di Gregorio; Kalulu, Kelly, Bremer (71’ Koopmeiners), Cambiaso (62’ Cabal); Locatelli (71’ Adžić), Thuram; McKennie, Miretti (83’ Openda), Yildiz (62’ Zhegrova); David.
Coach: Spalletti.
Cremonese (3-5-2):
Audero; Terracciano, Baschirotto, Bianchetti; Zerbin, Grassi (83’ Folino), Bondo (70’ Vandeputte), Johnsen (46’ Floriani), Pezzella; Bonazzoli (58’ Sanabria), Vardy (58’ Vázquez).
Coach: Nicola.
Referee: Feliciani
Yellow cards: Pezzella (C)
Red cards: None
